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A WOMAN MYBTIRIOULY A0BAULTRn-Nr0 John
Flynn, employed q q domestic by MIA Kate
NcCalley &C Waterbury, Conn, was found ct mid
night on SATURDAY with her skull fractured and
two 9hastly wounds on her head. The crioo Of
Nrs Nynn's child had awakened MA M0Cauloy,
who, going to Mrs. FlynnS room, found her in an
unconscious condition. The injured woman re-
any information In regard to her assatlant she
Was married six months ago just one month be.
fpre her child was born. Her husband has not
was reported that he was In Waterbury on eatur-
day, but the police have been unable TO md him
The physicians have not much hope Of her n
covery.
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Observation-Disclosures Engineer w. r. Durand
Der Is
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Following is the report of the fre-escape COM
mission, who were appointed by the District COM
missloners In February last, to make some gen.
eral regulations with reference to nre-escapes and
10 determine what should be their general char
acter:
AFTER fun consideration Of the whole subject
we nave first determined that vertical ladders,
connected with platforms, and affixed standpipes
cannot be classed or used as 1re-escape, as they
cannot De used by old persons, females or chill
ofen. having determined that point 1t was neceS-
sary to adopt and recommend a proper escape
tnSt could be used by all persons without
t we rlsk OF accident. Before determining
having patents or devices to present them and
make their arguments. After considering their
ih e1t S we were convinced that there was none
InaI we could recommend as safe and efficient
we also examined those now applied to several
torm aSa ana nave finally decided that the plat
buildings is the only practical and eicent escape.
we hrst hesttated adopting on account of its In
ter1ering with the architectural features OF build
them ornamental instead Of plain.
with this platform and steps the stanG-pipe can
requires combined stand-pipes and ladders This
device Is, as we understand It, for the use Of re-
act, the placing Of which, independent Of the rs-
escape, or where no escape is needed for the
protection Of high buildings, we propose
OF buildings and the chief Of the FIRE
department. as provided in the law-their
to be under the direction OF the chief
OF the fire department. as that Oficer win be re-
qulre0 10 operate them In connection with the
use OF the stand-pipes we have made careful ex-
aminaton OF the various sectional valves, and ind
that the LanSden valve, now in use at the u. s.
Printing Onice is the most efficient and reliable
and, therefore, recommend that 1t be used on all
stand-pipes to be erected; provided, that all the
working parts OF the valve be made OF gun metal
I'VE aiso submit, as directed, the number OF
h owned BY the District to which we be-
Considering that the several school buildings here
AFTER named have ample statrways and exits, we
propose that the combined stand-pipes platforms,
ana steps be affixed to the Franklin Jefferson,
Analostan, DennisOn, Force, Henry, Garnett, High
school, Peabody, Curtis, and Seaton public school
buildings; one nre-escape and stand-pipe to Aims
mouse, anu two, one to each wing OF the Reform
SchCol The cost to erect the combined stand-pipes
platforms and steps We estimate each at about
$40, or Tor the eleven buildings 1855. To put
the nre escape with the standplpe combined we
estimate TO cost each $685. or Tor the three build
1ngs named 81, 1865"
The report Is signed by Messra Thos B. Entwisle,
JOS. Paris and II. +. Hayden. 1t was approved
by the commissioners at their conference to-day.
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telegram from Oswego, n. Y, says that Mira,
Cleveland Is in perfect health, and seems TO b
greatly enjoying her visit TO her friend Miss Kings
ford.
The Earl OF Aberdeen, who was lord lieutenant OF
Ireland under Gladstones last administration WAS
given grand reception In San Francisco yester.
DAY afternoon.
fhe report from Columbus Ohio, to New Yors
paper that ex-Mayor Means, OF that city, would be
the labor candidate for governor Of Ohio denied
by him.
The belief is gaining ground In New York that
Henry George and DR.. McGlynn will run for the
State senate At the next election In the d1our1cta
now represented by Senators Cullen ana Henry
When court was adjourned In New York yestar.
day there was still vacant seat In the Jury boz
for the Sharp trial
John Russell Young, ex.Unlted etctoo minister
to China, was elected president OF the Anti-Poy.
erty Society Of philadelphia last night IA plaoe Of
w. J. Atkinson, who reGlgned.
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DIED.
cHRIsT194,NNd Suddenly: on June l3, 1881, q his
DENSITY in the nfty- nfth ys.s q Ii. ~ y
Funeral ssrvices wll lake place q chrzss church,
Ssssvss and sr.ssds are iS.issS 70 ssssaS 1''0oA N
iSHi n Ts1 s;.ns .
Happy souli hts course d run
small tts circuit free nom stain
Merged into another onA
Eternity tts nAmsi
lnnocencs not duteous love,
0uArA0teee him Heavens bright Ohooa
Ana within the courts above
Not dead. but gone bsforsl
o, SS1s, win take place on wednesday Jun. L.
cI HoxHfs Sgss u Isss :. Ss ; Tan
Downse aged months and 20 daya
Gone but not forgotten.
rSnsssa SssS1nssd.y' q Scisch m from his -,
F1 v.S e IN: a VS. ss ,s:' e. Az ::
s9:5s1 At psrsnss residence. $40 ana
REF s....4 '.s Is; &: sSsi Il. = Ss
funeral Vim take plscs from her lsts ro.adspoa les
HeFes street. between New. Jerssy avenue An1 Ford
sss .sa: q 8: s.%s =. & is.
u: O. ee ssss s;s: 4 assS
avn months and thirteen daya
Or lcysd one has dapsrssd
Our bone %s = ~. Sc,Ss N siooSs
When team q sorrow rssSS . sonS
His spdrit has dspartsd;
Bs::: :s ~ -
g. Jun. .. Nv. q s'sis:;
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Local Notes.

Dr.. j. w. Clarke, q clerk in the District c0llec.
tors Office, was severely hurt by falling on his BIZ
cycle this morning while riding to his Office.
The trial OF the three Italians. VincenZ0 P0lito
alias Russo Francesca alias Frank Gerace, and Is.
nac1o CaniSo indicted for the larceny OF gold
watch from A. L. Saltzstetn, was resumed to-day
and the counsel proceeded to argue the case.
Coroner Patterson this afternoon viewed the
body OF Sandy Carter, the colored man who was
drowned OF JackSOns wharf Friday night and
gave certificate Of accidental death.
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WOOdside Lowers tho Bicycle Record.
DOING FIVE MILES IN FOURTEEN MINUTES TWENTY
AND 0NE-FlFTH SECONDS.
LONDON, June 14.-At coventry, to-day, Wood.
side, OF Philadelphia lowered the bicycle record
for I'VE miles, doing the distance in IA minutes
20 Is seconds He Will now challenge Howell to
another contest.
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FOUND DEAD IN HER CELL.
Jessie Brown, ON Trial for Infanticide
Dies Of Consumption at Westminster,
Md,
WESTMINSTER Nd, June 14.-Jessie D. Brown
colored, was placed at the bar Of the Circuit
Court OF Carroll County for trial on Friday last for
the murder Of her newborn child She was in very
feeble health. consumption having developed i'm
mediate after her arrest.
she was daily carried from the jail to the court
house, having been unable to walk. This morn.
Ing, her sister, VINO attended to her, found her
dead In bed In her CELL The fact was reported to
the court who said she had been tried by higher
tribunal and ordered the jury to be discharged.
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District Government Affairs.

THE OBJECTIONABLE TELEGRAPH POLES.
The telephone company has been able to do
away with another pole on Capitol Hin. The only
poles now on the streets in the section Of the city
from which so much complaint has been recently
streets, and one on Sd st., just south OF Maryland
avenue. They will remove ive poles from 9Th
street, four from street, and one at the inter-
section OF East Capitol and I'd streets east.
ABOUT CONTRACT.
The contract for grading and regulating Viz.
ginia avenue was awarded to J. Reynolds, the
s5a on iso or
work. Virginia avenue, being on the schedule for
1SS7-'S8, was again advertised and bids were
bidder, was awarded the contract ct g. 1885
S304.7O more than Reynolds previous bid The
work has not yet been executed, and Mr.. Rey-
with the District the latter is bound to permit him
to 60 on with the work, now that funds are avail
THE POLICE REGULATIONS
The police regulations occupied the attention Of
the District Commissioners this afternoon. Senator
Cockren and Assistant District Attorney Davis
were present at the conference.
THE COUNTY ROADS.
Capt. Eugene Griffin, of the Engineer Depart
ment, says that work on the Blsdensburg and
TenleytOwn roads is progressing rapidly. The
proposals for the Benntng's road viii probably be
advertised to-day.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows
Jane G. Cunningham, TO erect Or1ck dwelling,
0,OOO numbered l731 street northwest. Mrs
937 street northwest. II. Rupert, to erect
brick dwelling, $24OO. numbered $50 Grant ave.
nue., county. j. w. Phillips & Co., to alter 478
Penn. avenue northwest, 81 900. Sisters OF N0tre
Dame, to alter convent, 81, 600.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The establishment OF thirty new lamp-p0sts
have been recommended to the District Commits
siOnerS.
The Commissioners yesterday ordered that part
of the alley in square 126 and the sidewalks In
Nh
northwest be paved under the compulsory permit
system.
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DESIGNS FOR THE NEW VESSELS Secretary
whitney has received second report Of the board
appointed to examine the designs submitted for
the proposed 600 ton cruiser, and 6,OOO-ton arm
report submitted some time since, mt reconsid-
cred the matter at the request of the Secretary.
the second report has been approved by Secretary
Whitney audit viii be made public late this after
noon.
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The HlcYcIc Meet At HaKerStOWn.
HoNoRs CARRIED OFF By WASHINGTON wHEELERs.
number Of Washington wheelmen attended
the bicycle meet at Hagerstown yesterday. Crist,
Brown and Barbour, representing the Capital
Bicycle Club won the team race, making twelve
points out OF possible twelve. Teams from the
Baltimore Cycle Club, and the Winchester and
Hagerstown Clubs were competitors In this race.
The prize was handsome silver cup CrtSt won
the mile dash in 2:54-5 but fell in the haif-mtle
Brown, Of the Capital Club second SeufTerle, OF
the Capital Club, won the consolation race. The
hundred yards slow race was won by Harry Day.
hon, OF Hagerstown, NJ. K. Crenshaw, OF this city,
winning second prize. Mr.. Crenshaw won the
two-miie handicap and came in second in the mile
race in 3:O9x.
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The Telephone ~ an Aid % 0asaa.
From the Indianapolis Journal
"But few people know how much hypocrisy
there is In the world, said young lady employed
in the telephone exchange to Journal reporter,
land OF that few the persons who have the oppor.
tunity 70 hear all the telephone talk OF city the
size OF Indianapolis may be numbered. There are
not many men In business In Indianapolis that 4
do not know like book. / am not personally ac-
quainted with half dozen OF them, perhaps but
ing them talk over the telephone i sometimes
am horror-stricken at the language used by men
who, In society and among their friends are re.
prominent church members who sometimes make
the exchange girls who happen TO be listening
blush with their talk over the wire. III there 4
anything bad In q man the telephone seems q
bring It out, and great deal is brought out a
many who profess to be wholly good
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sscHtrAxf ExDIcorr Is expected to return from
New Rn1land the last OF the week.
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The American Telephone Scandal
THE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE CALL ON THE vKNR.
ZUELAN MINISTER.
The committee appointed by the directors Of the
American Telephone Co. yesterday to Investigate
the affairs OF that company were engaged to-day
in preparing their report. This afternoon they
called by appointment upon the minister nom
Venezuela, and had conference with him in re-
gard to the condition OF that country for the
operation OF q telephone company. They will pre-
pare their report as soon as possible.
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MARRIAGE LrcENsEs.-Marr1age licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to J. Mckee
Borden and A. Christine Lauck; James b. Sands
and Elizabeth Beveridge; Harry w. Selah and
Lucy H. Henning; W. W. Polkington, OF Brooklyn,
and Gertrude Virginia Freunderthal; w. F. Potee,
OF Baltimore Nd and Elsie McClintOck, Of Fairfax
County, virginia.; G. r. Carter and Bertha +.
Rich; John Malvtn and Sarah Todd; o. W. Hum.
phrey and Kittie L Humphrey; Jos. Elsey and
Elizabeth I. Harris
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RANGE or THE THERMoNETER--The following
were the readings at the signal once to-day: z
M, Il: pm, "a: maximum. 81: minimum O.
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Real Estate Sales.

Lots liz to lis, 1877 to 14O, square 62s, 1l85 by
36.5, and 10. rs by 365 feet, between North Capt.
tOl, E and streets and New Jersey avenue, have
been sold by Fannie A. Moore to L. NJ Bourne and
I. q. Bourne, for Sc, 400. DIV. Brown has bought
OF F. W: Huidekoper. for SIS, 1462O, Ii lots, on w
street, 125 feet deep, in Burieith.
w. 4. p. Watson has bought OF d. H. Hazen for
81 200, part lot %, So 43, fronting 2O47 feet on
TIN, between d and streets southwest. Wood
bury Blair has bought for S. 94O OF c. Farley, lots
156 and l57, So. 132, each Is by 100 feet, on s
street, between 18th and 10Th streets.
c. ": Cullen has bought for $4,000, part Of lot
>, So $50, fronting 33 10 feet. with improvements
known as No. 211 North Capitol street.
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PATENTS 1ssuRD.-Patents have been issued to
the following citizens of the District: Elias C.
Hutchinson, pressure filter, and VIM. C. McGin,
cash register.
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SENT HD SoN FOR WHAPoN 10 COMM NIUE
DRR.-Michael scherer, aged thirty yearA was
shot and fatally wounded at Ptttsburg, sunday
relied over money matters and Scherer accused
Burkhardt OF cheating him out OF $40. This SO en-
ragged the latter that he sent his son home for re.
volver. when the boy returned Burkhardt took
the weapon and dwelling Il q schercr, fired twice.
both shots taking effect In Scherer's body. Burk.
hards then 0od but was afterward arrested and h
now in jail The injured man is stu living, but
cannot recover.
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CIVIL SKkv1Ck COMMISSIONER Lyman win leave
Tomorrow for Troy, N. Y. to organize the local
civil service board to govern appointments In the
post-0mce OF that city, that post Office having
recently been declared under civil service rules
PERsoSAI--Mr. j. L White, formerly correspon.
dent OF the New York Tribune, is lying danger
ousiy Ill In New York.--Among recent arrivals at
the Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort. from wash
ineton are =. A. Parke, VIM. 6. RooSe j. j. McCOl-
tep 4; k MneCSlvm Tyrer vile and daugn-
Ward, 3. :. Ward, n. Summerville. r. Rush, Mr.
Gilsie 3. J. Brown and wife. H. c. Tracy and wife
Is X. tracy and wife. Mr. Kuki, the Japanese min
lstef, ana NJ. A. kabane, member OF his suite.
a. Q. Slaughter OF Chicago, Russell Freeman
OF 81 rau1 and 7. n: r Talcott OF Mobile are at
tne ArIington.-W. II. smith OF New York, and
]. Norris ana j. @. Miller OF Philadelphia are &C
Willard's-J. A. wallace OF Boston, George w.
Meade o. san Francisco, and H H. Duncan OF New
drow ana his family win leave the city Thursday
morning Tor their home In Starkvtlle, Miss.
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VERDICT AGAINST THE DIsTRIcT.-In Circuit
Court NO. I, Judge COX, to-day, the case OF H. s.
Virginia, against the District OF Columbia was
submitted TO the court. Judgment was given for
pialntlH 1Or 1910. This was an action for DANA
geS recovered by falling into excavation at the
corner OF 1Oth street and Penn. avenue.
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I,oR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
IL Sunderland Place NV, 10 all mi
Small House. near Portland Flats, Sill.
Meridian ave. Mount Pleasant, $50.
3.s2 u AZ. e. SlS.
mh25-i2w. TYLER L RUTHERFORD. 1926 st. NV.
V,OR RENT-NEw IL ROOM HOUSE, KITCHEN
Il dining room, &c. on first floor: hard wood finish
best heating apparatus yentating CRATES and every
Improvement. large lot, q choice home. Apply TO W.
C. DODGE. 200 9th ST. NV ap.7-2u
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

MoNTELLo-AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF GOTH
VI and W SITS. and New York extended. The
most accessible Of the city suburbs. Seven minutes
by Baltimore and Ohio. House. Lots aud Villa SlteS
commanding most magnificent views.
tny2S-s.tu, thtju1o L. g. LOOMS. Montello.
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Big Poker.
From the Paris Morning News.

One OF the most extraordinary games OF poker
on record was played in Paris last week 1t a pri-
vate house. The ante was louis and the game
unlimited Late In the evening hands were dealt
In which one OF the players q Frenchman, raised
the ante, and drove out all OF the players except
100000 francs were In the pool before either party
drew. The Frenchman drew one card; the Ameri-
can stood pat. The American bet 10000 francs:
The American raised this 100, 600, and thus the
betting proceeded until there were l. O. US ON
the table Tor 100000 francs The American
him not to raise In turn, as he had the winning
hand. The Freedman thereupon called, laying
down four aces The American had a straight
nusn. KING nigh the money was paid next day.
Died Of Laughter.
From the Pail Mali Gazette.
A singular story was told at an inquest at Shelf
Held as to the cause OF death of young married
woman, named Clara Elizabeth Smith, A neigh
Dor found that the lock on his front door had
room window. She was laughing heartily at his
misfortune, and suddenly fell down unconscious,
The OF
MRs. RIVERS DrsHoNERED EVEN IN DKATH-Cor.
0ner Undertaken Lewis Good, OF Philadelphia, has
buried the body Of Mrs. Rivers, who was MUIR
dered by her lover, Hail. at his own expense, read.
ing the burial service In the presence OF a few
dispatches to James w. Rivers, the actor, and
husband OF the murdered woman, but no reply
was received. Rivers Is In Topeka, Kan, where
he went after attempting to kill his wife and him
self after he learned that she had taken up with
Hall. He was on his way West with hts two
children, and had reached Chicago when he heard
the newebOys crying the murder on the street. He
has written to friend: dreadful as her fate was
1t II q hitting punishment for her misdeeds" While
MEs. Rivers body was at Undertaken Goods place
only two persons asked word concerning II, and
they came merely to identity tin accordance with
the laws requirements
TIE CoATLRss MAN-Jack Shaw, q noted repub-
ucau politician OF ShamOk1n, Pa, during the
Blalne-Cleveland campaign worked hard for the
Plumed Knight and, when he learned OF his de.
feat exclaimed, "IN never wear Q coat while Q
democratic President occupies the White House"
He has kept his promise He has just returned
TON TAP 20 ScCsan 40 wncn UP ne sso maoe
undertaking, and u thus enabled 70 withstand
the cold.
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tfoh SALE
3-s.ory and cellar brick DWELLING near Dupont
Circle, Ii rooms, = bath roolns laundry, &c.
all IL l.. new and elegant. $4,000
3-story brick dwelling near Iowa Circle on VT
ave, 23 feet front, rooms deep, 13 rooms,
al H. 14,5OO
3-story and cellar brick dwelling. 10Th st.. near
Dupont Circle, 10 rooms and bath, all III. l.. 1880
with furniture. 1880
3-story and basement brick dwelling, near Du.
ronl Circle. IL rooms. furnace and all III. l.,
handsomely finished. 1000
32-stnry brick dwellings, northeast section Of
cltS, y rooms and IA IL Price, eAch-.-..-... 1A0O
British Minister'S, all NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Groom brick DWELLING st. NV. near 9th $3.50
Several very attractive and well-located new
BRICK dwellings northwest section, rooms
ana Cellar. with All NJ L. 600 and 5000
TYLER RUTHERFORD.
my7-7w' 1926 stnL
ICoR SALE-THE VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING
IL of II and cellar sos 9th st. W.. opp0site St
to rfhy Ca ies sis1
IyOR sALE-EIGHT sIX-ROOM BAY-WINDOW
Bricks. mod imps. in NV section Of city, all in
order, and under rent, paying ~ cent
As an investment no better In the city Price $1,000
mya4 eoa@ '''' At.ornsy-a..Lax. s6s q. NV
EfoR sALE-2OOs @ ST. lar, VERY CHEAP. s9, 500
u 2oI4 St. r., lot 263 by lac. 10 to alley $500
l41l st; NV. with side $4,000
Pine new house 10th ST., Blaine's $4,000
S4Sl Pa ave. 9rs, mod imps. $500
e. St. NV. n, lot liz by i;
A number large ana small houses IN all sections Of
the s5 Call sd 'ss s SftGs eq 9SS ana
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ROBBERIES REPORTED.-Rev. Father Smith, of St.
Joseph's Church, reports stolen from the church a
prayer-DoOk and tin box.-G. A. Lyons, 317 A
street northeast, reports the larceny OF a basket
NO. 1910 18th street, reports the larceny of cloth.
Ing, worth $4---C. D. Legshee, No. 1900 @ street,
reports stolen from bedroom O diamond ring,
worth $15O, and turquoise ring, worth So
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CIRCUIT COURT. No. 17Jud0e On.
To.oay, THOMAS agr. District OF Columbia; judy
ment $3.50. Bruce & Archer agt. Kirkus IT.; de-
fault. Capitol, North O-st. and s. w. R.R Co. agt.
COOK: on trial. Peoples Bank of Baltimore agt
Moons; verdict for defendant
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-Judge Hagner.
To-day, Shipman agt. Fletcher; trial resumed.
EQUITY CoURr-Chtef Justice Bingham and JUDGE
Mer7fcE.
To-day, Bowen agt. Belt; pro confesso. ONeil
agt. Mares; H. ]. Bright appointed guardian ad
ntem; * Kengla agt, Ballenger; sale decreed and
e. G. Cole appointed trustee. Bayne agt. McBlalr:
leave TO hle amendment and supplemental bili
nled. central National Bank agt. Torney; GER
tain parties allowed to intervene Phillips act.
Walbrfdge; trustees allowed to pay expenses OF
european trips. Chadsey agt. Fuller: exceptions
granting Injunction
POLICE CoURT-J1dge She'll
TO-DAY, Geo. Esbey, trespass on parks; S or z
days. Howard Clark and Geo. Rollins dis0rderly
In county; collaterals forfeited. RObt Robinson.
throwing stones; s. or Is days Mary Jones' dis
orderly; collateral forfeited. Asbury Thompson,
do; do.
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EOR SALE
Il 935 n. Y. sve.p.w.,
.. h., 10rs. &
SO, IS, AZ 4 a Myr-
tie ST. e., BIZ. T.a
l139 20 l1o1H Odd 8
NV. FIJI. Al .....e
4O6-40S 18th at. 8.
W. b. b.. Or. i
9o9 Va ave. s.w., oh,
2126. 2I2S, 2I3O IA
st. wv, b. h., 4rs. :
1911 ID st. NV. 4. h..
a-...:-.--.......-.J
So I'D ST. NV, b.h.
3rs .....-.-.--.....&4
40j to All Bars alley
NV, b.h., 4rs....4
81 70 50 q sine, f.h.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
40 Q st.n.w., b. h. Or
34OS n st. NV. b. b.,
SI---..-.--...-..--.3
ZOO Vermont ave.
NV, b.h.. 6r.......S3
Ola 9th st. II. G., 4. b..
Z
IL 43 18th st. NV.
b.h t;rs .
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lSOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN, TWO SMALL BRICK
houses, northeast. under rent at $1U.5O each will
be sold for S1,l 80 each, or 5000 for the two.
jel-1m SWOkMSTEDT 4 BRADLEY, 027 st
Houses $1,000. part CASH. balance suit purchas.
er at per cent. good location on 14th St, 1000
feet OF ground, all mod. imps. owner leaving the
city stables IN the Address box SO, Star Office
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EOR SALE-NEw HOUSE. MASSACHUSETTS
Il ave.. near Dupont Circle, 100000 On south side
Massachusetts, ave, s32OOO. On New Hamphire ave-,
near Dupont Circle $4,000. ON Connecticut ave-
Pleasant, $4,000. On Park St., Mount Pleasant, lot
lOOx21O, $1,000. Several other houses Mount
Pleasant and In the city at prices QUO
10 $1,000. JOHN SHERMAN CO.
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